Shane Young was jailed for a minimum of 18 years at the High Court in Edinburgh.
A 22-year-old man has been jailed for murdering his neighbour in South Lanarkshire.at his flat in Blantyre in March 2021Lord Young sentenced him to a minimum of 18 years for "a truly horrific attack" at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Prosecutor Greg Farrell told a jury at proceedings earlier this year that Young's motive for the attack could have arisen from a disagreement between the pair about noise.The court heard that Mr Marshall had tried to confront Young at his flat months earlier and he had called the police. Young claimed he was hit with a lamp before a struggle took place. He said he feared for his life and used to his boxing training to punch him twice.
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